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... England is at war with Afghanistan. The Ameer having refused the conciliatory band held out by the Indian Government, and, in fact, treated it with contempt, the Cabinet, after a fuU consideration at the meeting on Wednesday, telegraphed to the Viceroy to order an advance of the Anglo-Indian army into Afghanistan. This was immediately carried out, and we have already news to hand of the ...
... OSWESTRY. DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.—Mr Dumville Lees, of Woodhill, has consented to act as president of the Oswestry District Agricultural Society for 1879. We have no doubt that Mr Lees will make an active and a genial president, aad fully maintain the pleasant tradi- tions of the society. PROPOSED RAILWAY TO LLANGYNOG. A meeting was held in the Guildhall, Oswestry, on Wednesday last, to ...
... RUABOIN CONCERT IN AID OF THE WORKING MBN'ø ASSOCIA- Tiom.-A conceit in aid of the funds of the Buabon Working Men's Association was given in the Assembly Room, Wynnstay Arms Hotel, on Menday evening, Nov. 18. There was a large attendance, including Miss Williams Wynn, who was accompanied by her French governess. The chair was occupied by Captain Conran, whose appearance on the platform was ...
... ME WATKIN WILLIAMS, M.P., AND HIS „ PROMISES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE GUARDIAN. SIR,—As one of the electors of the Denbigh Boroughs, I think it my dut y (not because it ia mine more than that of any other elector) to call attention, through your columns, to the action of our borough member at this very important crisis. In Mr Watkin Williams's speech, in the House of Commons on Thursday last, he ...
... THE AFFAIRS OF THE NORTHERN BANK. At the Manchester Bankruptcy Court, on Mon- day, the creditors of William Connor, properietor of the N')ft-heu Barik, 59, M.osley-street, and at Wrexham, held their first meeting under the bank- ruptcy of Mr Connor. There was a large attend- ance. Mr Best, who appeared for the bankrupt, and also for creditors whose claims amount to .240,000 said that as far as ...
... LLANUWCHLLYN. THE NATIONAL SCHOOLS. The Rev. E. Owen, diocesan inspector, examined these schools on Friday last and made the following endorsement on the master's certificate I am glad to say that this school passed a highly satisfactory examination, and Mr Roberts deserves great credit for the very efficient state of his school. On the afternoon of the same day, Mrs J. Williams Gwernhefin, ...
... CHlMii SERVICES. C'/vrck s>ho Jlinlicw 26. Evening lesson. Exodus 10, or 11; Second le-on. Luke l'J, v. 28, or 20, v. 9 to 21. ANNUNCIATION OF THE VIRGIN. LESSONS.- Morning, Genesi- 3, to v. 16. Evening, Isaiah 52, T. 7 to 13. MONDAY, ...
... CEFN AND EHOSYMEDEE. STEALING DUCKS AND Batufd .v night, several geese and ducks wne oleu frOlll S?c.-imore Farm, and also from Tyny pi ell Farm. Two of the Tile police have some suspicious as io the ofienu-, r. ...
... MR BRIGHT AT BIRMINGHAM. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. The Times says Mr Bright's speech must sadly dis- appoint those who hoped to be strengthened and refreshed by its perueai. Everybody was waiting to hear what he had to say. Instead of toineihmg sub- stantial, we are mocked with barren trivialities about tne organisation of the English Chinch—trivialities which a are worthless even for the object ...
... DENBIGH. PRESENTATION TO MR HOWEL GEE. On Saturday afternoon a public meeting was held in the County Hall, Denbigh, for the psesentation of an address by the Mayor to Mr Howel Gee. The Mayor pre- sided, and there was a large attendance, including Mr T. Gold-Edwards, Alderman Gee, Councillor E. W. Gee, Messrs Evans, chemist; W. Parry, Building Society Walter Davies, ironmonger; Davies, draper; ...
... GERMANY. The Government of Japan has consented to admit foreigners into the interior with passports. The judgment on the Arnim case states that the Court purposelvdeclined hearing Prince Bismark as a witness in order not to mix up politics with a matter of mere dis- cipline. ...
... A £10 NOTE LOST AND FOUND TO THE EDITOR OF THE GUARDIAN. SlB,—Will you kindly allow me space to correct an error, unintentionally no doubt, that appeared in a paragraph of your paper last week, in reference to the remarkable discovery of a note in a railway car- riage at Denbigh station, on the 1st inst., which had been lost on the previous evening by Mrs Pugh. in which it was made to appear ...